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Yuko Tange
Injured
Roses(Yuko Tange Haiku Collection)
Author:
Yuko Tange Binding: Paperback
(pp: 80) ISBN: 978-81-8253-146-8Availability: In Stock
(Ships within 1 to 2
days) Publisher: Cyberwit.net Pub. Date:
2009 Condition: New
Description:
Yuko
Tange
She
was born in Kamakura City in Japan in 1936,
graduated from National Saitama University.She has
studied haiku under the direction of Ban’ya
Natsuishi. Began to contribute haiku to
International Haiku Magazine, “Ginyu” in 2002,
became a regular contributor to “Ginyu” in
2004. A member of WHA( World Haiku Association).
She is also an artist, painter, a member of Japan
Artists’ Association and International
Association of Art, promoting exchanges between
Japanese and foreign artists. She worked as the
Chairperson of the Exective Committee of some
exhibitions in foreign countries (in
Iceland1997&2004, in USA 2006, in Latvia
2008).Currently she resides in Saitama City in
Japan.
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Preface
for Injured
Roses
To
my happiness, one of my favorite Japanese haiku
poets, Yuko Tange, is publishing her first haiku
collection Injured
Roses. This title may suggest her immaculate
soul. She is not only an excellent haiku poet, but
also a creative and attractive visual artist. Her
paintings and artistic works have been displayed
in many countries to high praise. To her, I guess,
flowers are talking
of numerous,
unexpected matters. For
her, the flower is not a predictablemeaningor
life, and
this applies to plants and
human beings,
as well.
妖艶も誤解も招け赤い薔薇
Red
roses
invite
bewitchment
and
a misunderstanding, too
“Red
roses” must be something new, something mature
and something monstrous.
I
know countless examples of shallow, flat and
stereotypical haiku writing in
Japan, as elsewhere. Nevertheless, haiku
will be renewed, and more productive if “red
roses” of Yuko Tange
are permitted to
bloom.
Author:
Yuko Tange Binding: Paperback
(pp: 80) ISBN:
